The Trump administration has been taken back to federal court over his inability to respect the separation of power, with 20 states this time combining and filing a major lawsuit in Massachusetts against the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), challenging Trump’s elimination of the Congress-approved grant to help guard communities against natural disaster.
The Texas Hill Country flooding situation has already caused immense pressure on Kristi Noem for making FEMA’s job just a little bit more complex by her decision to cut the employees who were working the emergency call centers. But apparently, that’s not even where the cuts began. According to a report released by CNN, the Trump administration announced that it was unilaterally ending the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities Program in April.
